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2018-12-20 New Cycle Path B6057 Between Dronfield Unstone Public Agenda Item No. 4(f) DERBYSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING OF CABINET MEMBER – HIGHWAYS, TRANSPORT AND INFRASTRUCTURE 20 December 2018 Report of the Strategic Director – Economy, Transport and Environment PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT AND REVISED PROPOSALS FOR A NEW SHARED USE CYCLE PATH, B6057 BETWEEN DRONFIELD AND UNSTONE (1) Purpose of Report To consider the results of public engagement and the receipt of a petition objecting to proposals for a highway improvement scheme to provide a new, shared use cycle path at the side of the B6057 between Dronfield and Unstone. (2) Information and Analysis Cabinet has received a number of reports regarding cycle and pedestrian projects supported by the Local Growth Fund (LGF) Sustainable Travel Programme (STP) of the Derby, Derbyshire, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire Local Enterprise Partnership (D2N2 LEP). These include the Chesterfield Rail Station Access, Ilkeston Gateway and the Dronfield to Unstone shared cycle route. This programme has drawn down £2.1 million of LGF to support Council Plan (2017-2021) and Derbyshire Cycling Plan (2016) commitments to develop a Key Cycle Network (KCN) for Derbyshire and provide improved cycle infrastructure to connect local people of all ages and abilities to jobs and leisure opportunities. Cycle and pedestrian improvements also support wider priorities for encouraging more active lifestyles and improving health and well-being. Proposals to develop a shared cycle route between alongside the B6057 between Dronfield and Unstone were approved by Cabinet on 10 January 2017 (Minute No. 8/17 refers). In January 2018, detailed proposals for the route were presented to the Cabinet Member meeting, following a period of public consultation in October 2017. At the meeting in January 2018, The Cabinet Member agreed to defer a decision on the detailed proposals for the cycleway to allow further consultation with local community, in particular, Dronfield Town Council and the Post Office. Context for a New Route Proposals for a cycle route between Dronfield and Unstone were recommended to Cabinet for inclusion within the LGF sustainable travel HTI89 2018.doc 1 20 December 2018 Public programme to support economic growth proposals being developed by North East Derbyshire District Council (NEDDC). This included an economic regeneration framework (Dronfield 2035: A Vision for the Town) for Dronfield town centre, economic growth proposals at Callywhite Lane and a proposal for 235 new homes on land located off Shakespeare Crescent and Sheffield Road, south of Dronfield. The cycleway supports connectivity between Dronfield and Unstone to the Peak Resort leisure and health development and future connectivity to High Speed 2 services, at Chesterfield. It is anticipated these economic growth proposals will increase travel demand in the area, and due to the limited opportunities for increasing road traffic capacity, provision of infrastructure for alternative sustainable modes of travel is essential to cope with sustainable growth in this area. The draft (2018) North East Derbyshire District Local Plan (NEDDLP) Policy SP1 supports the provision of a cycle route alongside the B6057 corridor as an integral part of its strategy for Dronfield. The importance of a cycle route from Chesterfield to Dronfield is supported by strategic evidence such as the Department for Transport’s (DfT’s) funded, National Propensity to Cycle Tool, which identifies the B6057 corridor as having a higher potential to encourage more people to cycle in this locality. Summary of the Proposals Officers have previously investigated and appraised four different route options for a cycle route connection between Dronfield and Unstone. These are outlined later in this report. Officers have also carried out an extensive investigation of the preferred route option for the provision of a 2.4km off-road cycle route alongside the B6057 Sheffield Road. The proposal has subsequently been revised following public and stakeholder feedback. The physical conditions have presented several design challenges for retro-fitting infrastructure and optimising the available space for the benefit of all transport users, residents and businesses. Consequently, the design has been required to consider minimum design standards in some locations and, subject to detailed design work and Traffic Regulation Orders (TROs) (where required), the proposals incorporate (see Appendix 1 also): • Provision of a shared footway by widening the existing footway on the eastern side of the B6057, from Cemetery Road in Dronfield to Loundes Road in Unstone (NB Shared paths for walking and cycling are common practice). • Provision of a shared footway by widening the existing footway on the western side of the B6057, from Loundes Road to connect to the existing bridleway network at the proposed Peak Resort entrance (Birchall Golf Club entrance). • Widening of existing footways by converting highway verge where possible. Where no highway verge is available, either the carriageway width is to be reduced and rationalised to make better use of available HTI89 2018.doc 2 20 December 2018 Public road space, or localised footway width restrictions will be required (but within acceptable limits). • Improved road crossings providing more priority for pedestrians and cyclists, including a new Toucan crossing across the B6057 near Loundes Road in Unstone, new raised plateaux across Crow Lane, Loundes Road and Cheetham Avenue, and the closure of Old Whittington Lane and Church Street junctions to traffic. Other minor junctions and business entrances are proposed to be modified by use of new kerbing and green coloured surfacing to ensure that road users are clearly aware of pedestrian and cycle activity on the route. • Retention of all existing bus stops. The bus layby near Cemetery Road, Dronfield would be removed and the bus shelter and signs moved to enable the shared path to pass behind and therefore, eliminate conflict between bus users and cyclists. • Regularisation of parking outside Unstone Post Office and south of Loundes Road. • Various signage and markings to encourage cyclists to reduce speeds. • Additional wayfinding infrastructure in Dronfield to direct cyclists to key destinations in the town centre. • Localised road narrowing to support reduced traffic speeds in Unstone village. Public Engagement A significant amount of public consultation has been carried out throughout preparation of the proposals. These include hosting two public exhibitions and attendance at a public meeting in Unstone, following the Cabinet Member meeting of 11 January 2018, as well as considering the outcomes of previous consultations carried out by partners; for example, the Development of the Regeneration Framework for Dronfield. These events have been widely publicised through press releases, letters to householders along the proposed route, and individual meetings. Public engagement that has contributed to the development of the proposals include: • Discussions with NEDDC, Dronfield Town Council and Unstone Parish Council. • Discussions with the local member. • Hosting regular local cycle stakeholder groups, including group cycle corridor audits carried out in 2015. • A61 Growth Corridor stakeholder and local member meetings (2015-16). • Letters to householders in Dronfield and Unstone (overlooking and adjacent to the route) to consult on the preliminary design proposals in 2017. • Two public exhibitions of detailed plans of the route proposals held in Dronfield Library and the Sandpiper Hotel on Sheffield Road in January 2018. HTI89 2018.doc 3 20 December 2018 Public • Attendance at a public meeting in Unstone arranged by the local member in May 2018 (41 people attended). • Results of a household survey (which was delivered to 530 households in Unstone) and an Online Survey carried out by the local member. • Consideration of a petition with 430 signatures objecting to the proposed Dronfield to Unstone cycle link, received by the Cabinet Member meeting on 5 April 2018 (Minute No. 31/18 refers). • Direct correspondence and meetings with several respondents to the public consultations. • Consideration of the outcome of previous resident and community consultations to develop local strategies; for example, the regeneration framework for Dronfield and the NEDDLP. The following additional consultees and local stakeholders were also invited to the public exhibitions, or were sent copies of the public exhibition plans for comment: • Transition Chesterfield • Sustrans • Chesterfield Cycle Campaign • NEDDDC • Grassland Hasmoor Big Local • Active Derbyshire • Cycling for Everyone – • Local Derbyshire County Dronfield Council Member • Derbyshire Constabulary • Dronfield Town Council • Derbyshire Fire and Rescue • Unstone Parish Council • East Midlands Ambulance • Dronfield Civic Society Service • Dronfield Health Centre • Road Haulage Association • Lee Rowley MP • East Midlands Chamber • Freight Transport Association • North Derbyshire NHS Support for the Proposals There has been a general consensus during feedback that infrastructure to provide off-road cycle route provision is important in Dronfield and Unstone to support more people of all ages and abilities to cycle more for work and leisure. There is a wide acceptance both locally and nationally that this supports economic regeneration and growth and leads to more active, healthier lifestyles. Similar broad support for cycling measures were often expressed by respondents who objected to the detailed proposals for a route alongside
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